So, uh, I can mathematically prove that segmentation by pointless destruction is pointlessly destructive. https://economics.stackexchange.com/questions/5706/what-do-supply-demand-curves-really-look-like …https://twitter.com/Alrenous/status/908334130030456832 …
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Implicit in this is such a wholesale rejection of the Efficient Markets Hypothesis it leaves me a little breathless. ...
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... If they've got it this badly wrong there are literally multi-billions of USD sitting on the sidewalk. (And you're seriously underpaid.)
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There are possible objections. I'll repeat the status thing. Reversible software limitations are non-destructive, sometimes have upsides.
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This is mainly about IC manufacturers vandalizing their own boards, which is retarded.
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"Retarded" why? You seem to be under the sway of an extremely naive notion of techonomic optimization.
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And similarly to me you seem naively trusting of a fundamentally human process. Nullius in verba, and also nullius in fori.
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The notion that in matters of narrow business strategy tech-giants probably understand what they're doing doesn't strike me as extravagant.
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... If that isn't true, there are billions of dollars lying on the sidewalk waiting to be vacuumed up. (Not impossible. But unlikely.)
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